Staggs v. Wang

Benham, Judge.

Appellants, three sisters formerly employed by the Presidential Hotel, filed suit against appellee Wang individually and against several entities doing business as the Presidential Hotel. In the suit filed on December 11,1984, appellants alleged Wang had sexually harassed them; had fraudulently induced them into employment contracts; had failed to pay them the wages they had earned; had used his position to forestall their complaints; and, when appellant Staggs agreed not to pursue a workers’ compensation claim, had promised but failed to pay her the medical expenses she had…